Wetsuits

The easy-entry front zipper placement makes the Lido effortless to put on and it’s perfect for snorkeling, diving in tropical waters, swimming, sailing and other activities. Highly flexible 1.8 mm neoprene and a flattering cut conform easily to most body shapes for a great fit.

Elegant, warm and versatile, the FAST, made of 3 mm double-lined neoprene, resists well to compression in depth for maximum heat retention.

New modular wetsuit with new design and interesting technical solutions that guarantee a remarkable waterproof seal.

The anatomy of the cut of the pants is preformed to improve flexibility for an easier finning.

Elegant, warm and versatile, the FAST, made of 5 mm double-lined neoprene, resists well to compression in depth for maximum heat retention.

New modular wetsuit with new design and interesting technical solutions that guarantee a remarkable waterproof seal.

The anatomy of the cut of the pants is preformed to improve flexibility for an easier finning.

W30 Sport Series features the amazing WPAD or Waterproof Personal Accessory dock. Sometimes we hear that our suits are too warm and excessively well-built. That is the kind of criticism that we are willing to live with. To address the fact that our standard suits are too warm, we have devised a clever solution. We recommend that you buy a thinner suit - preferably the new W30 Sport Series from Waterproof. To keep the professional divers happy, the new W30 2.5 mm full suit features a unique and clever gadget, the WPAD.

This stylish Shorty is a spin-off from the W30 Fullsuit. Same type of stretchy material and with flat locked seams to achieve as little restrictions as possible to enhance the movability for the active water sport user.

This new W50 wetsuit is the next installment in the Waterproof Sports Series. This series started two years ago with our top-selling W30 tropical suit. As with the W30, this new suit has all the bells and whistles and much more. The new W50 is highly-recommended for temperate waters, and is not really considered a tropical water suit. Staying warm means staying comfortable! Some good advice for the less experienced traveler is to ask the local dive instructors what the thickness of their own suits is. You may be surprised.